Bruno
You must be tired, Guy. I know I am. I've sure had a strenuous evening. Now look, Guy, about my father. I have the plans made. Two plans. A plan of the grounds and a plan of the house. I have in old Luger I bought at a pawn shop in San Francisco. My father --
Bruno
[Guy turns to leave]
Wait a minute, Guy. To have to talk. We have to arrange things.
Guy
Get away before I give you what you gave Miriam.
Bruno
You're not yourself, Guy. You're tired. When you think things over, you'll see I'm right. Tomorrow --
Guy
I don't know you. I never saw you before. I never want to see you again.
